It’s absolutely accurate; I made a pretty good living for a while there helping companies transition away from Angular after the framework got rewritten out fr

It’s absolutely accurate; I made a pretty good living for a while there helping companies transition away from Angular after the framework got rewritten out from under them. Original Angular had some performance flaws that probably really did require a rewrite, but the decision to change so much syntax while they were at it caused an enormous number of people to abandon the platform. Current Angular still exists, sure, just like Ruby on Rails still exists, and they’re both solid and useful platforms; but industry wide it’s still accurate to think of them mostly in historical terms.